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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 11, 1904
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions scarce seasonable lines, veiling terms, and phrases like MOTRETTE SKIRTINGS and Yuae Howl. The readable items hint at fashion notes or period commentary but lack coherent figures or events. Entities are unclear. no dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
The notice reports the death of Mr George Capit of Robertson after a long illness and notes his roles as a public man and former alderman. It also covers the death of another local resident, detailing funeral rites at the Church of England and Robertson Cemetery with pallbearers listed and clergy involved. Expressions of sympathy from families are mentioned.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions court action and names but lacks readable details. The text contains garbled names and phrases making it impossible to extract a coherent event, date, or involved parties with confidence.
The Bowral Hospital Saturday fundraiser succeeds amid strong community effort. Misses Jones, Stokes, Davis, and other ladies coordinate collectors, boxes, and street work across Bowral and surrounding streets, boosting funds and raising morale for the hospital.
A cryptic report from the Roman Correspondent details a dairy prices and production tally at Gre Kungaloan Dutry Gaye and AllMagongt. It notes milk output, price per gallon, and consumer demand with figures like 19,6140 pounds of butter and 95,007 gallons of milk for a period in April.
The meeting notes show Aldermen Ontey Campbell Jones Kuli et al present with Mary Stokes and Kyny aye. A letter from Miss Clarke Mount Gladstone asks council to send a representative to discuss ventilation in Sydney on aged May. A special meeting planned to consider the matter.
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